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Q: Too much internet data traffic

Hi.. recently I have been unable to use Google as it continuously  says that too much data traffic...

can someone help???

12 years 12 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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I've checked your computer, far too much porn!

Delete everything then you should be good to go.

hunny797:

oh thankyou so much..but will you be not kind enough to delete it as well???

if I new where the porn files are, I would have deleted them myself after jerking wink

12 years 12 weeks ago
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Sinobear:

If you're not already aware, the Great Firewall has been blocking Google and Gmail and plans to continue to do so until each and every country that s not China apologizes for hurting the feelings of the Chinese people. Or until China develops its own OS, Email system and search engine...which should be some time around 2059.

12 years 12 weeks ago
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ScotsAlan:

Yeah, and you have clicked on too many pop ups that say your computer is slowwink

12 years 11 weeks ago
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